15-Year-Old Girl Shot In Highland Park
A 15-year-old girl was shot Tuesday in Highland Park.
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A 15-year-old girl was shot Tuesday in Highland Park.
Authorities are investigating a possible attempted murder after witnesses reported hearing gunfire in Apple Valley.
A mother and father donated the heart of their 3-year-old son who died from a three-story fall in Rancho Cucamonga last week.
As the California Primary elections quickly approach, the race for the next Los Angeles County Sheriff heats up.
Four people were found dead in a Mission Viejo home Tuesday morning in what authorities have called a murder-suicide.
The state Senate has passed a proposed constitutional amendment permitting the Legislature to suspend members without pay.
Legislation that updates California's ban on so-called revenge porn to clarify that it includes "selfies," or pictures taken by the victim, has passed the Senate.
A response filed with the NBA Tuesday by embattled Clippers owner Donald Sterling claims that the league's use of an "illegally recorded" conversation that took place during a "lovers' quarrel" cannot be used to strip him of his ownership.
The state Senate has approved a pilot program under which some California community college campuses would offer four-year degrees in certain specialized fields.
A former employee who embezzled nearly $370,000 from the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles has been sentenced to a year and eight months in federal prison.
The nation's busiest sea port is set to get a new leader.
A judge Tuesday ordered former Santa Ana City Councilman Carlos Bustamante to stand trial on various charges of sexual misconduct.
The driver of a stolen dump truck led authorities on a chase Tuesday from Ontario to San Diego County before being arrested.
As the prospects of Los Angeles attracting an NFL team grow increasingly slim, a City Council committee, along with Mayor Eric Garcetti Tuesday voiced support for a plan to revamp the Convention Center without a football stadium.
The mortuary announced on May 1 that it would no longer transfer the bodies of veterans with families, even if those families were unable to afford paying for burial, according to DMVA Director Ruth Wong.
